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We are pleased to announce immediate availability of a new edition of the free and publicly accessible SPARQL Query Service Endpoint and Linked Data Pages, for interacting with the new Snapshot Dataset. News since DBpedia Snapshot 2021-09 + Release ... [More] notes are now maintained in the Databus Collection (2021-12) + Image and Abstract Extractor was improved […] The post DBpedia Snapshot 2021-12 Release appeared first on DBpedia Association. [Less]

Ontotext believes you should be able to connect your data with the knowledge graph regardless of where that data lives on the internet or what format it happens to be in. GraphDB’s data virtualization opens your graph to the wider semantic web and to ... [More] relational databases. DBpedia Member Feature – Over the last year we gave […] The post Data Virtualization: From Graphs to Tables and Back appeared first on DBpedia Association. [Less]

Ontotext believes you should be able to connect your data with the knowledge graph regardless of where that data lives on the internet or what format it happens to be in. GraphDB’s data virtualization opens your graph to the wider semantic web and to ... [More] relational databases. _________________________________________________ DBpedia Member Feature – Over the last year we […] The post Data Virtualization: From Graphs to Tables and Back appeared first on DBpedia Association. [Less]

This is the final part of our journey through 2021. In the previous blog post we already presented DBpedia highlights, events and tutorials. Now we want to take a look at the second half of 2021 and give an outlook for 2022. LSWT 2021 We kicked-off ... [More] the summer with an online tutorial at the Leipziger […] The post A year with DBpedia – Retrospective Part 2/2021 appeared first on DBpedia Association. [Less]

Can you believe it..? … fourteen years ago the first DBpedia dataset was released. Fourteen years of development, improvements and growth. Now more than 3, 500 GByte of Data is uploaded on the Databus. We want to take this as an opportunity to send ... [More] out a big “Thank you!” to all contributors, developers, members, funders, […] The post 2021 – Oh What a Fantastic Year appeared first on DBpedia Association. [Less]

DBpedia Member Features – Over the last year we gave DBpedia members multiple chances to present their work, tools and applications. In this way, our members gave exclusive insights on the DBpedia blog. This time we will continue with Diffbot, a ... [More] California-based company whose mission is to “extract knowledge in an automated way from documents.” They […] The post How Innovative Organizations Use The World’s Largest Knowledge Graph appeared first on DBpedia Association. [Less]

We are pleased to announce immediate availability of a new edition of the free and publicly accessible SPARQL Query Service Endpoint and Linked Data Pages, for interacting with the new Snapshot Dataset. News since DBpedia Snapshot 2021-06 Release ... [More] notes are now maintained in the Databus Collection (2021-09) Image and Abstract Extractor was improved Work in […] The post DBpedia Snapshot 2021-09 Release appeared first on DBpedia Association. [Less]

DBpedia Member Features – Over the last year we gave DBpedia members multiple chances to present their work, tools and applications. In this way, our members gave exclusive insights on the DBpedia blog. This time we will continue with Triply, a Dutch ... [More] company. They will introduce TriplyDB and data stories to us. Have fun reading! by […] The post Bringing Linked Data to the Domain Expert with TriplyDB Data Stories appeared first on DBpedia Association. [Less]

After an online SEMANTiCs conference in 2020, we thought it is time to meet you in person again. So, we travelled to the Netherlands to organize this year’s DBpedia Day on September 9, 2021 in Amsterdam.   First and foremost, we would like to thank ... [More] the Institute for Applied Informatics for supporting our community and many […] The post DBpedia Day – Hallo Gemeenschap! appeared first on DBpedia Association. [Less]

We received 26 project proposals for this Google Summer of Code (GSoC) edition. For the 10th year in a row, we were part of this incredible journey of young ambitious developers who joined us as an open-source organization to work on a Google Summer ... [More] of Code project.  Each year has brought us new project ideas, […] The post Recap: Google Summer of Code 2021 appeared first on DBpedia Association. [Less]